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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1965
Page
7
Readlyn Town officials announce a bid hearing for improvements to the Readlyn Town Hall. Plans call for a 50 by 60 foot cement block addition including a library room a firefighters hour room and a large meeting space. Bids due with certified check by the town clerk within ten days post contract details.
Readlyn council minutes show approval of initial Town Hall addition plans and electrical heating design, plus June 28 special meeting for sewer plans. A special July 12 session discussed land purchase with Tri-State Engineers for a sewage treatment site and bids for water main work.
The Town of Readlyn Iowa may reject any and all bids and waive informalities. Published by order of the Town Council. Arnold C Poock Clerk.
Readlyn Mutual Insurance Association Iowa amends Article VI at its 1965 annual meeting. Board set at seven directors for three year terms. nominees require 25 member signatures 30 days before election. Officers elected annually. President Vice President Secretary Manager Treasurer and Executive Committee defined. Otto Pump presides Secretary Ted M. Bair seals document.
Dr. George Schoel of the State Center exhibited the prize rose at the Iowa State rose show held in Spencer. The winning bi color European rose named Rose Gaujard was declared Queen of the Show.
Regular meeting led by Mayor Kuker with all council members present. The council denied a building permit for Adrian Lockard bulk oil plant at Outlet 2 and approved cigarette permits for Harrys Tap and Grill and Durum Inn. Harold Wehling received a $2 building permit. Justice of Peace report showed $35 in fines. Insurance for Little League baseball teams was approved and Don Frank hired to supervise.
Bremer County Iowa board will meet August 2 1965 at 8 30 P M at the county superintendent's office. Taxpayers may speak for or against the proposed expenditure estimate for the fiscal year beginning January 1 1966 under Chapter 273 code of Iowa.
Tripoli Iowa Town Council to hold a budget hearing at 7 00 PM August 2 1965 at Tripoli Town Hall. Taxpayers may speak for or against the 1966 expenditure estimate and a detailed receipts and disbursements statement will be available at the hearing. Paul E Schober Town Clerk.
The town estimates the past and anticipated budget with a tax rate of 13.50 per $1000 assessed value for Frederika. It lists taxable valuations for 1964 including agricultural lands and other property totaling 915,772 and taxable moneys and credits at 132,519.
The speaker of the house has only become president once, with James K. Polk elected in 1894. The Dominican Order traces its founding to 1215.
In Tripoli Iowa on July 21 1965 a brief note recalls President Monroe as the last public figure to wear knee trousers. The item reflects local newspaper humor about historical fashion and public life.
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